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Resource giant BHP Billiton is the latest company to stipulate a minimum 5-Star NCAP safety rating across its vehicle fleet. Applying to its global operations, the new policy covers both passenger and light commercial vehicles (LCVs). The move surpasses the Australian Federal Government’s fleet-purchase rules, which last year mandated a 5-Star rating for its passenger fleet vehicles, but is only increasing its LCV policy to 4-Stars from July.
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Holden will achieve another Australian safety first this month by launching the first Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) to offer six airbags as standard across the range. Holden’s MY10 Commodore Ute will introduce side impact and curta... Read Post

Nissan North America on Monday announced it will build and sell three new vehicles in North America in the Light Commercial vehicle (LCV) segment. The first new LCV will be designed specifically for North America, and will l... Read Post

The Federal Government has proposed an amendment to the Australian Design Rules which would mandate tougher safety standards for light commercial vehicles (LCVs), bringing them into line with light passenger vehicles. An amendment w... Read Post